Zodiac Forecast: Daily Guidance by Sign
Aries risk public disapproval from faulty judgment and optimism. Taurus should discuss big picture views with their mate before sharing. Gemini gains in earning power but will overspend without control. Cancer skip chores and seek social enjoyment. Leo find solace by the fireside and leave problems outside. Virgo expect costly but valuable opportunities. investigate all future involvements. Libra focus on earnings not prestige. pursue pay. Scorpio need more help for big plans. Sagittarius impulsive generosity may backfire today. Capricorn avoid situations that threaten reputation. adhere to standards. Aquarius distractions may derail progress. goal remains attainable. Pisces prefer spending time with loved one over crowds for true enjoyment.
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Aquarius
Monroe Evening Times notices and subscription rates
Public notice details include publication scope and post office status, plus subscription rates for various regions. Carrier and mail delivery instructions urge subscribers to know their carrier, provide contact guidance, and remind readers to notify the paper if delivery is missed.
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Iowa
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Jo Davies, Stephenson and
Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Today in History highlights and notable birthdays
On December 20, 1813 Congress created an internal revenue system to raise funds. France adopted the Gregorian calendar in 1582. The first US cotton mill opened in Pawtucket in 1790. Napoleon transfers Louisiana purchase in 1803. Missouri taxes bachelors in 1820. South Carolina seceded in 1860. USSR formed in 1922. Fidel Castro around disputes with the USSR five years ago. Nixon flew to Bermuda last year for talks with Heath. Birthdays: John Sparkman 73, Irene Dunn 68, Bob Hayes 30.
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Louisiana Purchase
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Soviet Union
Nixon
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Edward Heath
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Irene Dunn
Bob Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
Plan an end run around the Congress
Nixon aides expect a rough new Congress and little success on major domestic reorganizations. They favor executive order creation of new agencies and White House task forces modeled on the National Security Council to bypass congressional resistance and push strategic reforms.
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Nixon
White House
National Security Council
New Council On Economic Policy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Nomination for oblivion surrogate word cited in Nixon coverage
A column laments the overuse of the term surrogate in Nixon coverage. It notes repeated misreadings of surrogate as a judge and jokes that Nixon might send surrogates to the inauguration while he rests at Camp David. The piece mocks the cycle of overused wording.
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Nixon
Camp David
Ex post facto case on tire hydrant parking in LA
A Los Angeles student was hauled into court over a tire hydrant parked beside his car. The case was dismissed after the city water department explained the hydrant had been installed overnight, per the American Water Works Association.
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American Water Works Association
Los Angeles
City Water Department
A Season of Winter Faith and Christmas Reflection
The text reflects on Ecclesiastes saying there is a time for every purpose and declares Winter, starting December 21, as a season of faith. It envisions snow, cookies, hot chocolate, and Christmas morning joy, celebrating the Christian world and preparing for spring’s approaching days.
Glancing Back Highlights From December 20 1962
Polio vaccine advice warns adults of a very small risk with Sabin doses while Green County deputies investigate an abandoned tractor trailer believed hijacked containing 900 cases of Canadian whisky valued at 50000 dollars. Three Chicago men arrested by FBI.
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Specs) O'Keefe
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Leon O. Schmidt
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H. S. Archibald
P. J. Lochner
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Turner Opera House
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Jacob Karlen Jr
Christ Roth
Joseph Ackerman
Fred Rubin
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Monroe Business Institute
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Minnie Geiger
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